Saving emails and attachments

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Hi ther

i am new at using outlook - ive never used it before but here goes nothing :

i have a hotmail account with attachment/emails etc.. and wish to save them AL

i am using outlook in Windows XP (outlook express) and i have download ALL emails and attachments, copied them to a folder in outlook and seems to work ok even if i am working offline which is what i wan

next thing is - how do i save all the emails so i can copy them to a CD? what are the files that outlook stores the emails to

please help! Thanks :)
 
Ask in an Outlook Express forum. This is an Microsoft Office Outlook forum.

Outlook Express is family of Internet Explorer and Outlook of the Office
family.

Here is the link for the right forum
http://communities.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.asp?icp=InternetExplorer

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Ahmed Ilyas said:
Hi there

i am new at using outlook - ive never used it before but here goes nothing :)

i have a hotmail account with attachment/emails etc.. and wish to save them ALL

i am using outlook in Windows XP (outlook express) and i have download ALL
Click to expand...
emails and attachments, copied them to a folder in outlook and seems to work
ok even if i am working offline which is what i want
next thing is - how do i save all the emails so i can copy them to a CD?
Click to expand...
what are the files that outlook stores the emails to?
 
Ahmed Ilyas said:
i am using outlook in Windows XP (outlook express)
Click to expand...

You have conflicting terms here. Outlook and Outlook Express are not the
same thing. Which are you using? Outlook Express comes with Internet
Explorer and is part of Windows XP. Outlook is a separately purchased item
and comes as part of Microsoft Office.
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